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Comparison Between 1961 and 2025 Income Tax Acts with Bollywood Songs
Section 54 Exemption not eligible on Sale of Open Land Without Building: ITAT Allahabad
Tax Treatment Under Section 10(23C)(iiiad) and Section 332 (RNPO)
Analysis of Tax Audit Applicability for Specified and Non-Specified profession
Comprehensive Analysis of Form 121: New Unified Self-Declaration for TDS Exemption under Income-tax Act, 2025
ITAT Hyderabad Quashes Reassessment Due to Time-Barred Section 148 Notice
ITAT Upholds Book Rejection Due to Defective Vouchers but Reduces Profit Estimation to 5%
No Addition Based on Confession Alone: HC Rejects Uncorroborated Search Statement
Self-Generated Trademark Before 2002 Not Taxable as Capital Gain Reason Cost of Acquisition Cannot Be Computed
Routine BPO Comparable Excluded for Functional Difference Reason; Different Year Comparable Considered on Quarterly Data Basis
ITAT Deletes Additions Due to Lack of Corroborative Evidence from Third-Party Documents
Bogus Purchase Addition Remanded Due to Pending HC Decision on Similar Issue
Section 194-IA TDS on Full Property Value Mandatory, Not Linked to Payment Timing: ITAT Bangalore
80G Approval Allowed as No Profit Motive Found in Micro-Credit Activities: ITAT Chennai
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